Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-06-24

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ly nothing TO pay for their support
D. S. West sold the property OF ]. W. Ea-
ton deceased, at Round Prairie last Saturday.
There not being enough property to justify
appointing an administrator it became the
Treasurers duty to sell it at public auction.
The Ladies Aid Society gave an ice cream
festival in Slocum's hall last Tuesday evening
which was success in every particular The
receipts of the evening were about SIS. The
ice cream, cake, cherries, and lemonade were
all delicious.
a long needed want in our midst, is sup
piled by D. 3. Reame, being good machine
repairer and he is certainly honest, for he
offered to put another agents machine in
good trim SO that the lady could try it before
she would buy his.
Henry Woodward gave us some medlcated
soap this week for removing grease, paint and
pitch from clothing without injury TO the
goods, 1t is of his own manufacture and is
warranted good. THE REVIEW extends
thanks for the piece received.
Rev. E. Citizens will preach at Wilbur
next Sunday morning and in Garden valley
al 3 p. m. the same day. The fourth quar-
terly conference will also be held at Oakland
July and g., Elder Wilson will preach,
Quarterly conference at 2:3o P. NJ.
Bro. Buick is constantly troubled about the
R. r. commissioners ability to judge Of
bridges, road beds, rolling stock etc. Now
perhaps the Governor made great mistake
in not appointing the editor Of the Plaindealer
to oversee this whole business for them.
However they will try and Jog along.
Over three quarters of all the machines sold
throughout the world annually are singers,
why? Beccuse they are the best. Hence their
salesman need not import an expert from
another state to divert their customers at
tention from defects of their machines by
their glib tongue and useless operations.
Last Sunday as Mr.. Shrums folks of Mt.
Scott were going to Oak creek to church, the
team became frightened and came near run
ming over the grade near the forks of the river
when Miss Ruda Shrum jumped out of the
hack and sprained her ankle although not
seriously. No other damage was done.
Mr.. w. B. Singleton who has been suffer
ing with neuralgia and toothache for some
time came to town last Monday and DR.. Mill
er gave him chloroform and he had all his up
per teeth extracted. Mr.. Singleton has beer
quite unfortunate, having LOST one of his eyes
in severe spell Of Sickness about two year.
ago.
Volkman 6; Shepherd wish TO announce Il
the people Of Douglas county that they have
opened drug store at Wilbur and will keeE
a full line OF drugs, patent medicines, cigar
etc. Mr.. Volkman IS physician and surgeon
and will be found at the store ready to attent
to the wants of suffering humanity wher
called upon Give them a call
Prof. II. S. Strange, Secretary Of the Stat
Temperance Alliance, called on us Tuesday
Mr.. Strange has accepted the principalshiE c
one of the public schools of Corvallis, and vii
remove to that city at once. We congratulate
the people of Corvallis upon this acquisitio
their educational forces. Prohibition Star
THE REVIEW joins in extending congratula
tions.
The Junior Band gave an open air concer
in the band stand last Tuesday evening t
celebrate the anniversary of the hftiet
year Of the reign of Queen Victoria. Gre;
5 demonstrations of rejoicing are bein
} shown throughout the whole country. Tt
Queen has been reigning since she was eigl
teen years old and she is now sixty eigh
e The Queens jubilee is being celebrated al
t over the world,
]. A. Cardwell agent for the America
: white bronze monument company of ChlcaG
: was in Roseburg this week and showed l
# some designs for monuments which we
beautiful Mr. Cardwell is a rustler for s
4 small man as he is, and his shadow grow
). no less as time rolls its unwearied rount
e Mr.. Cardwell has appointed P. Benedlck {
this city, local agent for the bronze monume
and anyone wishing a monument will do We
to give him call. Remember they are ju
as represented, and all work warranted.
We take pleasure in calling the attention
our readers to the new advertisement of Il
Beethoven Piano-Organ Company Of Was
% ington, Warren county, N. J., displayed els
where in our columns. We are perfectly Sc
isfied OF the reliability of this firm and advi
all intending purchasers to write tAem t
# their handsome Illustrated Catalogue al
:. their terms before purchasing either an org
or piano elsewhere. They can save all sue
money, and give them the very best.